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We’re Sending Another Ship
The time has finally come! The SEA-EYE 4 left the shipyard in Rostock this morning. The crossing to the Mediterranean Sea begins. For 6 months, 250 volunteers have worked towards this moment.
ALAN KURDI Is Free Again
After six months, Sea-Eye was able to free the ALAN KURDI from detention by the Italian authorities in Sardinia. However, Italy’s systematic attacks on sea rescue organizations continue, and Sea-Eye is facing new challenges as well.
Systematic Attacks On Sea Rescuers Continue
The basics of EU policy in the Central Mediterranean: While civil sea rescue is being attacked by all means possible, the EU finances the so-called Libyan coast guard to push refugees back to the civil war country and its torture camps.